Setting up was the easy part. Staying compliant is where foreign companies get caught.

Setting up was the easy part. Staying compliant is where foreign companies get caught.

Setting up was the easy part. Staying compliant is where foreign companies get caught.

A company operating in the Kingdom carries 50+ obligations across 10+ government platforms, each on its own cycle. Miss one and it surfaces as a penalty or a suspended service. One team runs all of them for you.

A company operating in the Kingdom carries 50+ obligations across 10+ government platforms, each on its own cycle. Miss one and it surfaces as a penalty or a suspended service. One team runs all of them for you.

• 10+ government platforms

• One accountable team

• One accountable team

• One accountable team

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Risk you do not see

When a gap goes unnoticed

Government platforms in the Kingdom are linked. One missed deadline in one system rarely stays there.

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01Filing
Up to SAR 20,000

Late financial statements

The director can be held personally liable for a late filing.

02Labour
SAR 200,000

Saudization shortfall

Recruiting without the required Saudi nationals ratio.

03Workforce
SAR 3,000 to 10,000

Wrong visa category

A penalty applies per employee on the wrong visa.

04Tax
SAR 10,000

Late VAT registration

Registration missed past the deadline carries a fixed penalty.

05Contracts
Void

Unauthenticated contracts

Employment contracts not authenticated through the correct channels.

Penalty figures reflect published statutory ranges and are subject to change.

One desk, not ten relationships

What your single desk replaces.

One team runs every government system for you. No portals to log into, no consultants to chase, no deadlines to track.

What it covers
With Navigate Saudi
The usual arrangement
Accountability
With Navigate Saudi
One desk, one contract
The usual arrangement
Separate consultants, no single owner
Penalties
With Navigate Saudi
Flagged before they hit
The usual arrangement
Hit automatically, before you know
Visas & permits
With Navigate Saudi
Handled proactively
The usual arrangement
Stalled hiring and travel
Payroll
With Navigate Saudi
Run on time
The usual arrangement
A delay that freezes services
Licence renewals
With Navigate Saudi
Tracked and renewed
The usual arrangement
Lapse quietly, halt operations
Your standing
With Navigate Saudi
A clear, monitored view
The usual arrangement
No clear view of compliance

One team. One contract. Full coverage.

The advisory journey

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Advisory session

A paid consultation to map your current standing, or plan your entry, across every platform.

A paid consultation to map your current standing, or plan your entry, across every platform.

One sessionAll platforms

All platforms

Advisory session

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Trusted by Investors, Enterprise & Executives

Supporting companies across sectors in establishing and growing in the Kingdom

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Lawyer-backed, locallygrounded, and one vendorfor all of it.

Formal legal matters run through Al Ajaleen Law & Intellectual Property, our partner firm and one of the Kingdom's established legal names.

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Institutional standing

Al Ajaleen provides legal consultation to PIF, Aramco and SABIC, among the Kingdom's largest institutions, alongside the Royal Commission for AlUla, and supports international firms including Dentons, Bird & Bird, BCLP and Kearney McWilliams & Davis on their work in the Kingdom.

Questions, answered plainly

What leadership asks first.

Full foreign ownership is available across many activities. Some sectors require a Saudi partner or a minimum Saudi shareholding. We confirm your activity’s requirements before any filing.
In some cases, yes. Under recent reform, financial-statement filing failures and certain labour violations carry personal liability on the named director. We flag and resolve these before they open.
Most setups complete in one to three months, depending on the licence type and how quickly documents are prepared and attested.
Formation is a one-time event. Operating is continuous. Most of the risk sits in the ongoing compliance cycle, not the initial filing.
Consequences range from fines to suspension or revocation of your licence and operating services. The platforms are linked, so one gap triggers others.
Corporate income tax is 20% on adjusted annual profit. VAT is 15% once taxable supplies exceed the threshold. Zakat applies to Saudi-owned share capital.
Not for most activities. Many industries allow a wholly foreign-owned company. We confirm your specific activity and recommend the right structure.
Navigate Saudi is a paid advisory. The advisory session fee is fixed and disclosed upfront. If your MISA licence is not approved, the fee is refunded in writing.

Set up right, and stay clear after.

Getting the licence is the start. We actively protect your compliance standing across 10+ government portals after formation.

One accountable team from first filing to ongoing compliance.
Filings and renewals tracked across every portal, so nothing lapses quietly.
A clear read on your exposure before it becomes a cost.
If your MISA licence is not approved, your advisory fee is refunded, in writing in every contract.

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